Female Golden Eagle
Summer Availability
July & August Availability
Late Availability: bookings made within 28 days of arrival enjoy a 20% late availability discount as shown below.
Arrival days: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
Departure days: Thursday, Friday, Sunday, Monday
Barn Cottage (slps 2): available from Friday 16th August (4 nights) £420 and (7 nights) £492.
An upside down house. Open plan living area upstairs and bedroom and shower room below. Beds are zip-linked giving option of super-king double or single beds.
Stable Cottage (slps 4): available Monday 17th to Friday 21st August (4n) £592. Spacious open-plan living area with full length windows making the most of the view over Loch Awe. Spiral staircase to bedrooms, both with zip-linked double (super-king) or single bed options, and shower room. Feeder for red squirrels close-by.
Barr-beithe Lower (slps up to 5): available Monday 27th to Friday 31st July (4n) £650. Friday 28th August (7n) £672 (4n) £571. Enjoys a lovely view over the bay and along Loch Awe from the cosy sunroom, patio and master bedroom. Easy to live in cottage with open-plan dining area, lounge and sunroom. 3 bedrooms (double, twin/zip-linked super-king, single). Separate shower room and bathroom.
Barr-beithe Upper (slps 6): available Monday 17th to Friday 21st August (4n) £675. Friday 28th August to Friday 4th September (7n) £975 (4n) £878. A large kitchen/dining area looking over a hill park, a cosy sunroom, lounge master bedroom and garden enjoying the views of Loch Awe all in a lovely garden of heathers and azaleas. 3 bedrooms (King-sized double, twin/super-king double and a twin room), lounge, sunroom, bathroom and shower rooms.
Inclusive of gas and electricity except for electric car charging which is metered and charged at 40p/kWh before departure
Ideas for Things to Do:
Kintail Birds of Prey offering 1hr, 1.5hr and 2hr Falconry Experiences, just 5 miles from Blarghour and enjoyed by many of our guests.
Blarghour is a good base to explore Argyll. Visit Oban and its distillery, a wander round Inveraray the castle and jail, a walk along Crinan Canal and historic Kilmartin Glen, the RSPB nature reserve on Moine Mhor or visit the beavers in the Heart of Argyll . Enjoy a drive through scenic Glenorchy, across the wilderness of Ranoch Moor and through Glencoe or take a ferry from Oban to Mull and Iona.
Lots of castles and gardens to visit. For walking routes around Arygll the Walk Highlands website is hard to beat.
Heart of Argyll Magazine – Summer 2025 edition (2026 is not out yet) with ideas for your holiday around mid-Argyll
Kintail Birds of Prey, Argyll

Night-time visitor -so this is who was emptying the nut feeder every night!

30th May – we are so happy that they have come back – Any nuts in there?

Getting a better Look

A Delicate Balance

In the nut Feeder




